Ancient Seeds Spark Botanical Discovery. About 30 years ago, an American botanist discovered 1,000-year-old lotus seeds in the mud of a dried-up lake in China. After careful study, she placed…
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Sub-Freezing Temperatures Expected: First Frost Warning for Local Crops and Vegetation. WIFR – Sub-freezing temperatures, dipping as low as 27 degrees, are forecasted overnight on Tuesday, October 15. These conditions…
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Preparing Your Garden for Winter: Essential Tips. TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – As the seasons shift, the needs of your garden also change. With lower temperatures and less daylight, plant growth…
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ROCHESTER, Minn. – As colder temperatures approach, it is essential to bring in outdoor plants before they are damaged by frost. Neil Imsdahl, manager at Sargent’s on 2nd, emphasized the…
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TOLEDO, Ohio — As October progresses, overnight freezes are becoming more likely across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan. However, local experts reassure residents that outdoor plants should be fine for…
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Protecting Your Plants as Cold Weather Approaches. As temperatures in Oklahoma begin to fall, it is crucial for gardeners and homeowners to protect their plants, shrubs, and trees from harsh…
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Earth’s Natural Defenses Against Carbon Emissions May Be Failing. The Earth has long relied on natural “carbon sinks,” like forests and oceans, to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. However,…
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Study Reveals Key Factors Influencing Vegetation in Drylands. Recent research has shown that precipitation, temperature, and grazing are the main factors affecting the growth of woody and herbaceous species in…
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Health Experts Advocate for Induced Resistance in Plants. Every year, health professionals urge individuals to receive the flu vaccine. This vaccine, like many others, contains small or inactive doses of…
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Study Highlights Climate Change Risks to Insect-Plant Relationships. A recent study reveals the potential negative effects of climate change on the mutualistic relationships between insects and plants. Mutualism, where both…